Word: br
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Because Aristide Briand is quite as foxy, perhaps foxier than famed Br'er Fox in the Uncle Remus tales (Author Joel Chandler Harris), TIME terms him "Br'er Briand." French readers may not know that "Br'er" is the negro dialect contraction of "Brother," that its playful application to a foxy statesman is not extinct in U. S. political usage...
...train Chancellor Brüning and Foreign Minister Curtius insisted to reporters that they were going to Paris with full liberty of action...
Smiling hard, Chancellor Brüning had a private interview with Premier Laval. Henry Lewis Stimson had conversations with British Foreign Secretary Henderson and M. Laval, in the course of which he defined the difference between a Conversation and a Conference...
...Sunday devout Catholic Brüning attended mass at Notre Dame des Victoires, listened attentively to a sermon on the advantages of peace. Messrs. Stimson and Mellon left for London...
Statement. Monday morning came a joint statement from Chancellor Brüning and Premier Laval. Seldom has an official bulletin said so little so optimistically...